Dyeing is the process of coloring textiles, including fibers, yarns and fabrics, and is mainly divided into natural and synthetic dyes. After the dyeing process is complete, a chemical interaction occurs between the dye molecules and the fiber molecules. The key factors that affect dyeing are temperature and time control.
Stages Of Dyeing
Manufacturing stage
Raw Materials
Fiber
Yarn
Fabric
Sewn products
Finished product
Dyeing process
Prefiber Dyeing
Fiber Dyeing
Yarn Dyeing
Fabric Dyeing
Sewn Pro Dyeing
Advantages
Excellent color fastness
Suitable for fibers that are difficult to dye
Good dye penetration
Considered to be high quality
Good dye penetration
Considered to be high quality
Low cost
Can respond quickly to
changes in trends
Low cost
Can respond quickly to
changes in trends
Advantages
High Cost
Cannot respond to
rapid fashion changes
High cost
Cannot respond to
rapid fashion changes
High cost
Cannot respond to
rapid fashion changes
Uneven colors
The dyeing process may affect
the original performance of the fabric
Material needs to
be prepared in advance
Poor permeability
Difficult to achieve color
consistency in different parts